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Name the place value position of digit 7 in 478123546
  • a)
    ten million
  • b)
    million
  • c)
    hundred thousand
  • d)
    twenty million
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?

Pranav Singh answered
The place value position of digit 7 in 478123546 is ten million
as One million has 6 zeros after 1 and 10 million has 7 zeros after 1.

Which of the following options represent consecutive numbers?
  • a)
    1,23,45,345 , 1,23,45,237 , 1,23,55,221 , 1,37,29,200
  • b)
    1,23,45,345 , 1,23,45,346 , 1,23,45,347 , 1,23,45,348
  • c)
    1,15,15,345 , 1,23,45,237 , 1,23,45,221 , 1,17,19,200
  • d)
    1,23,45,400 , 1,52,45,900 , 1,23,55,200 , 1,37,29,500
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?

Aditi Sharma answered
To determine which set of numbers are consecutive, we need to compare the numbers sequentially to see if they increase by 1 each time. Here are the options provided:
  1. 1,23,45,345 , 1,23,45,237 , 1,23,55,221 , 1,37,29,200
    These numbers do not form a sequence of consecutive numbers.
  2. 1,23,45,345 , 1,23,45,346 , 1,23,45,347 , 1,23,45,348
    These numbers form a sequence of consecutive numbers, as each number increases by 1 from the previous number.
  3. 1,15,15,345 , 1,23,45,237 , 1,23,45,221 , 1,17,19,200
    These numbers do not form a sequence of consecutive numbers.
  4. 1,23,45,400 , 1,52,45,900 , 1,23,55,200 , 1,37,29,500
    These numbers do not form a sequence of consecutive numbers.
Therefore, the option that represents consecutive numbers is:
Option 2: 1,23,45,345 , 1,23,45,346 , 1,23,45,347 , 1,23,45,348

If 19,73,19,371 is rounded off to the nearest ten thousand, which of the following numbers will we get?
  • a)
    19,73,00,000
  • b)
    19,74,00,000
  • c)
    19,73,20,000
  • d)
    19,73,19,000
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?

Aditi Sharma answered
When a given number is rounded off to the nearest ten thousand, check if the digit at the thousands place is more than or equal to 5.
If the number is more than 5, add 1 to the rounding digit and replace all the digits to its right with 0.
Hence, when the number 19,73,19,371 is rounded off to the nearest ten thousand, we get 19,73,20,000.

Which of the following options is the smallest number among the numbers given below?
  • a)
    225
  • b)
    3222
  • c)
    1000
  • d)
    111
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?

Aditi Sharma answered
Step 1: Count the number of digits in each number. 1000 and 3222 has 4 digits whereas 111 and 225 has three digits.
Step 2: The number with less number of digits < The numbers with more number of digits

So, options b and d are not the required options
Step 3: Compare 111 and 225
Compare the hundreds digits. The hundreds digit in 111 is 1.
The hundreds digit in 225 is 2.
Since 1 < 2, 111 < 225 .

Greatest 7-digit number is
  • a)
    99,99,999
  • b)
    10,00,000
  • c)
    99,89,999
  • d)
    None of these
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?

Chirag Datta answered
Understanding 7-Digit Numbers
7-digit numbers range from 1,000,000 to 9,999,999. The greatest 7-digit number is the highest value within this range.
Options Provided
- a) 99,99,999
- b) 10,00,000
- c) 99,89,999
- d) None of these
Analyzing Each Option
- Option A: 99,99,999
- This is the highest number in the 7-digit range.
- It is composed of all nines, except the leading digit, which makes it the greatest possible combination.
- Option B: 10,00,000
- This is an 8-digit number as it exceeds the range of 7 digits.
- Therefore, it cannot be the greatest 7-digit number.
- Option C: 99,89,999
- Although this is also a 7-digit number, it is less than 99,99,999.
- Hence, it cannot be the greatest.
- Option D: None of these
- Since option A is indeed the greatest 7-digit number, this option is incorrect.
Conclusion
The correct answer is option A: 99,99,999. It is the largest number that can be formed with 7 digits, making it the greatest 7-digit number. Understanding the structure of numbers helps in identifying such values easily.

Which of the following is arranged in ascending order?
  • a)
    876543 < 888888 < 987654 < 999999 < 654321
  • b)
    654321 < 876543 < 888888 < 987654 < 999999
  • c)
    654321 < 987654 < 888888 < 876543 < 999999
  • d)
    987654 < 999999 < 654321 < 876543 < 888888
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?

Subset Academy answered
Correct answer (b) In this series, the numbers are arranged in ascending order from the smallest to the largest, using the less than ("<") sign to indicate that each number is smaller than the next. Here's the explanation for the comparisons:
654321 < 876543: This indicates that 654321 is smaller than 876543.
876543 < 888888: This shows that 876543 is smaller than 888888.
888888 < 987654: This means 888888 is smaller than 987654.
987654 < 999999: This indicates that 987654 is smaller than 999999.
So, the entire sequence shows a progression from the smallest number, 654321, to the largest, 999999.

7,000 Lakh =
  • a)
    7 crores
  • b)
    700 crores
  • c)
    7000 crores
  • d)
    70 crores
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?

Gunjan Lakhani answered
1 crore = 10 lakh.
Now, for 7000 lakh:
7000 lakh = 7000 × 1,00,000 = 70,00,00,000
We know that 1 crore = 1,00,00,000. So, to convert 70,00,00,000 into crores:
70,00,00,000 / 1,00,00,000 = 70 crores.
Therefore, 7000 lakh = 70 crores.
So the correct answer is: (D) 70 crores.

1 crore = __ ten lakh
  • a)
    Seven
  • b)
    Ten
  • c)
    Nine
  • d)
    Eight
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?

1 crore = 10 million

To understand why 1 crore is equal to 10 million, we need to understand the number system used in India and other parts of the world.

In the Indian number system, numbers are grouped in sets of two digits. The first set is known as "ones," the second set is known as "tens," the third set is known as "hundreds," and so on.

1 crore is a term used in the Indian number system to represent ten million. It is written as 1 followed by 7 zeros (10,000,000). Let's break it down further:

1 crore = 1,00,00,000

Here, each comma separates a set of two digits. The rightmost two digits represent the "ones" place, the next two digits represent the "tens" place, the next two digits represent the "hundreds" place, and so on.

So in the case of 1 crore, we have:
- 1 in the "crores" place (10 million)
- 0 in the "lakhs" place (0)
- 0 in the "thousands" place (0)
- 0 in the "hundreds" place (0)
- 0 in the "tens" place (0)
- 0 in the "ones" place (0)

Converting 1 crore to lakhs

To convert 1 crore to lakhs, we need to understand that 1 crore is equal to 100 lakhs. This is because 1 crore is equal to 10 million, and 1 million is equal to 10 lakhs.

Therefore, 1 crore = 100 lakhs

Answer: Option B - Ten

Place value of 7 in 57,930 is
  • a)
    7000
  • b)
    700
  • c)
    70,000
  • d)
    None of these
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?

The place value of each digit in the number 57930 is given below in the table:
Hence, the place value of 7 is 7000
Option 'A' is correct.

Which is the largest 7-digit number?
  • a)
    9,99,99,999
  • b)
    99,99,999
  • c)
    99,99,000
  • d)
    9,99,999
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?

Edu Impact answered
  • The largest 7-digit number is 99,99,999, which is just one less than the smallest 8-digit number, 1,00,00,000.
  • This makes option b correct.
  • Understanding the place values helps realize the maximum number attainable with 7 digits.

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